I have some of these from a piano I smashed up. Who wants them ? G --- W Lutzow <ibetuner@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > This text was suppose to go with the hammer flange > picture... > > Here's a picture of a hammer flange lock washer from > an 1890 fairly good condition Kranich and Bach > upright I was asked to work on. > > Have never seen a good looking lock washer like this > before. The piano seems to have been built very > sturdy and has some interesting features like a > brass slide button mounted into a cutout in the > right hand cheek block to operate the felt mute. The > action mounting brackets also look very rugged. > Haven't had a chance to pull the action yet but I'm > thinking the keyframe and the action all slide out > at the same time. > > My client purchased the piano for $300. It has been > stripped of paint and has some really interesting > grains in the wood. The grain however, to me, looks > strange...almost like it's just a printed paper > grained veneer like some of the cheap kitchen > cabinets they make today. He wants to varnish the > piano but I suggested we use the method on the OCT > 2004 PTG Journal..."Varnish and Polymerized Tung Oil > Overcoat"...which, incidentallyh was demo'd by Terry > Miller (former Sacramento Chapter VP) at our last > meeting. Nice job. > > Works really well and looking forward to the process > on a few units I have sitting around. > > Just FYI > > > Wayne Lutzow > Lincoln, CA> _______________________________________________ > Pianotech list info: > https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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